towards napa about a half nimpblg livermore, 4/100ths of rain. the rain is going switch to showers, we're far from done. and when the next storm is coming in. >> thank you. the 17-year-old driver arrested after a deadly and tragic collision was released from jail in the past half hour. police say the teenager lost control of his suv and hit and killed a 41-year-old and his 9-year-old daughter. and we're live with more. >> the d.a.had until 4:30 to file charges. that didn't happen x that is when the boy was released here from juvenile hall. after 4:00 his parents showed up and walked into the front door. a short time later walking out got into their van and drove to the back of the building.

the d.a.told me because he's a teenager, the boy cannot be rearrested on same charges and will now stay out of custody until the case is resolved by verdict or plea. >> in cases such as this it's important that a full and thorough investigation take place. >> dan is the head of juvenile prosecutions and says it's important to get charges right rather than file quickly. >> police want to collect all of the evidence and want to get blood tested in the individual. they want to perhaps do an accident reconstruction. >> the 17-year-old of the suv will be released. >> it breaks my heart to be honest with you. >> this woman knows the family for their involvement in youth

soccer. >> do you think he should allowed to go home? >> no. i think he needs to pay for what he's done. >> abc 7 is not naming the teenager. it's likely he will be charged as a juvenile. whether charges will be misdemeanors or fell thinks will be determined after police and prosecutors get the results those tests and cell phone records. >> i don't know how the system works. but he should be charged. >> the family released a following statement quote, we understand this will be a long process and have been made aware of driver might be released today. we know this country has a justice system put in place and respect it. that is why our families moved here over 27 years ago. >> and if convicted of two

felony chanticleers counts his staying in jail or prison would be likely relatively short if he's convicted as a juvenile, he'd be held only until age 21 if tried and convicted as an adult which i'm told is unlikely would be perhaps a few years longer than that. a fund has been set up for the nuri family. the information son our web site. >> thank you very much. >> mountain view police have answers noont a fatal crash that happened on north shore line boulevard. police say the victim is a 26-year-old from mountain view. one woman came forward to police today. she was gone by the time officer arrived and came forward today when police said they wanted to ask questions. the drive said she stayed on the scene and has not been charged. >> family and friends gathered today to mourn the deaths of

seven people gunned down last week in oakland. about 200 people shared their grief, sang, prayed and lit candles in remembrance, still, the pain is just so great. >> so disappointed. we never expected this to happen to her, such a good heart. >> we don't want anymore sisters, brothers, fathers or mothers. >> this campus remains closed throughout spring break but memorial concerts continue throughout april to remember those lost n just minutes police will address neighborhood concerns in the wake of a mass killing of five people last mochl the police

chief is holding a town hall meeting at 5:15 p.m. in city college just across the street from the scene of the murders. one man has been arrested and tonight the chief is expected to update residents in this case. >> and a university made dramatic changes and blaming it on budget cuts. we have the impact on students. >> right. the university has about 30,000 students and nearly half of the new students are from santa clara county. one thing that locals used to be able to count on is about to change. this new admission standards are a lesson in supply and demand. more students want in than the university can afford to teach. the position of guaranteeing

admission for students who meet the minute pum of a 2.0 will end next fall. >> i think it's there. this just encourages stud dwronts try harder. >> this university president believes wide spread access he sen skpshl says $50 million in cuts to the campus make tougher standards necessary. >> this is a tough situation that caused by the failure of our elected officials in sacramento to adequately fund the cs nu. general and san jose state in particular. >> if rules had been in place this fall, the university says 1400 local high school students and community college transfer students would not have made the cut. but the university will give locals preefrl -- prefr prefrl -- treatment. >> they will get more than

what locals will have. >> many local students say they will be denied an opportunity to reach their potential and california's. >> i live here. i pay taxes here, therefore i should be afforded the right to continue going to school where i live a it's only fair. >> san jose state is one of five campuses in the system which is so impacted that it is making changes to its admissions policy with the hopes is that state budgets will change and that the policies can be reversed. >> thank you very much. and a higher taxes or teacher layoffs? that is a decision voters are making today in a special election. there is a $156 annual parcel tax. the elementary school district says it may have to layoff a third of the teachers this year. the district faces a half million dollar deficit.

the tax taking affect in july and expires in 2018 must be approve bid two-thirds of the voter autos a high profile attorney is helping suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi in his fight to get his job back. he has been on the defense teams of michael jackson, win yona rider and scott peterson. mirkarimi suspended after pleading guilty to a false imprisonment charge stemming from an argument he had with his wife that left her arm bruised. >> rivals are reacting tonight to rick santorum dropping a bid for presidency. former massachusetts governor mitt romney all smiles just after that announcement and told a crowd in wilmington that today was a good day for him.

>> i had a chance to speak with him this morning and we've exchanged our thoughts about going forward and both have a great deal of interest in seeing this country. >> he says the death of his daughter contributed to his decision to drop out. >> to make sure we win the house back and that we take the united states senate and stand for the values that make us americans. >> rivals newt gingrich and ron paul say they will continue their campaigns. world news will have more coverage of the republican presidential campaigns coming up next at 5:30. >> wall street suffered its biggest decline of the year today, fueled by jitters about europe's debt and uncertain earnings reports here in the united states there. is a look at what happened today. there is a loss of 1.65% of

value. and a and p 500 down 24. >> well, wait is going to continue for a diet he pill by a south bay company, still ahead. >> i'm nannette mirror randa. to get manicures or pedicures you'll want to hear about a new report that found that some labeling on nail polish bottles are mislabeled and making false claims about toxins inside. >> thank you. also megamillions mystery is over. what those three winners in maryland plan to do now that they're super rich. >> new research gets to the root of our nation's mass gender gap. the news continues in one minute.

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. anyone who wears nail polish needs to hear this story found toxic chemicals found in several samples of polish though labels claimed polish was free of toxins. abc 7's nannette miranda is live with more on this. >> well, new report by the state agency behind me found that some polish bottles are mislabeled and claiping to be free when they are not. more customers are demanding products be free of what is called a toxic trio. in a random sampling finding 10 of 12 products claim to be free of at least one of the chemicals actually were not.

>> this is hazardous chemical that's can cause harm to people. simply cause reproductive toxicity can cause harm to women over the long term, and they're just bad for you. >> the state says there are 48,000 salons in california and 100,000 licensed nail technicians. most ever young asian american women, working in tight quarters many of which are poorly ventilated space autos interfered with workers right to a healthy and save work place environment and also, a worker's right to know. >> some employees wear masks to cheeld them but most do not. this nail products which makes some of the polishes on the state list told the ap that it disputes a report findings and will challenge it. >> to be honest i guess man ti

comes into it and pampering. just being honest. >> still, they say more needs to be done. >> we're calling for increased resources for government agencies to conduct random ingredient test evening and forcement of false advertising. >> the california attorney general will now examine data to determine whether action is necessary. and prop 65 is a state law requiring manufacturers to disclose chemicals in all consumer products. live in sacramento abc 7 news. >> thank you. and an fda zbigs a watched diet pill has been delayed. it could be the first prescription pill to get approval from the fda in more than a decade. the drug made by mountain view based vivis. the fda pushed back a decision to july 17th so agency can consider the new drug safety plan and a panel recommend add

proveal in february, two years after the pill rejected because of concerns of heart palpitations. the manufacturer says it results in a weight loss of nearly 10% and that is the highest reduction with any reent pill. >> and new research finds many teachers feed into the myth girls are bad at maichblgt study found educators tend to rate girls' math abilities lower than those of boys even when grades and scores are comparable to boys and found evidence of a small, consistent bias against females suggesting that teachers hold on to belief math is just easier for boys. research shows race plays a role on teacher expectations of students. >> three maryland public school workers are winners in the historic megamillion jackpot and caw themselves three amigos. officials showing this picture of the winners accepting the

check. each receiving a lump sum payment of $35 million after taxes. not bad since they spent $20 each to buy 60 tickets. they say they plan to continue to work saying they're committed to students. >> one of the winner is an elementary schoolteacher. another is a special education teacher. and the third winner provides administrative support all in the public school system of maryland. >> how will they spend the new money? one wants to take a backpacking trip through europe, another wants to pay for his daughter's college. the third would like to tour itally's wine country. other two tickets sold in kansas and illinois. they can do whatever they want! >> and well deserved. teachers, of course. and sandhya patel has had a busy day. >> yes. rain is coming up all week. >> yes.

we're going to get a breather tomorrow, we'll see sunshine out there and a few showers and so there is a break that is coming up fchl you've been waiting for a break there is a live picture, you can see dark clouds. we're not done with rain. and there is a view urks see showers continuing to show up. rain steady in spots. there is pretty much where it's raining and we'll take you into areas we're seeing heavy pockets of rainfall. out towards gilroy, heading out towards hollister area, this around 152. there is east way, steady light rain. heading into the south bay so

right now we're getting rain and south gate road. walnut creek getting wet. there is spotty in the north bay. here are the current readings into 50s and here red light highlights. periods of rain overnight, scattered showers tomorrow and there is a front that just moving into a snail's pace. it will have to contend with this area of low pressure. the low goes through that could trigger scattered showers. another round of rain with this second storm this, is due in here on thursday. and that is wide spread rain, light to moderate. then, by 5:00 a.m.

spotty showers and scattered in nature, you'll likely see sunny breaks into afternoon and that is part of the problem. and 2:00 into the afternoon you can see widely scattered showers. and yeel it winds down late wednesday night only for another storm to come in here early thursday morning. rainfall totals through wednesday night look like this, a quarter to half an inch. a tenth to a quarter inch in the north bay. there is additional quarter to three quarters of an inch. we're going to add to rain totals. winter weather advisory tomorrow morning from five to 10 inches of snow above 5,000 feet. there is another storm thursday that looks like it's going to be a bigger snow maker possibly seeing one to two feet above 7,000 feet.

tomorrow morning another mild start. make sure have you umbrellas and shades. temperatures upper 40s to low 50s and scattered showers for your wednesday afternoon, numbers from upper 50s to low 60s, sunny breaks and showers. 59 in monterey. 60 degrees inlnld. there is rain thursday, and it's going to be cool. we'll need umbrellas unless something changes. we have scattered showers and dry, warmer hitting the weekend and back up to spring like weather. cheryl, dan, sunday, monday, low 60s to low 70s. >> scattered showers. so probably not a rainout at this point. >> i don't think goitsing to be a rainout but enough rain to where you need rain gear if heading to the game. >> all right. >> and just ahead he's not your average bear. that big guy, really big guy has become a common visitor to

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a back bear with a hankering for meat balls was found lounging around los angeles county. they tagged it and put it to sleep in order to move it to a rural area. they think it's the same bear forraging for food in the area and breaking into a garage and eating meet balls out of a refrigerator. the animal seems to make an appearance on tuesdays which is trash collection day in the area that, is good eating if you're a bear. >> he knows where food is. >> the $3.2 billion contract for a new fleet of bart trains will be awarded in may. one congressman is urging bart

to buy american. three companies are competing for the contract. one from dma da, one, from france and one from south korea. officials say there is no american company that can build their train. congressman garamendi warns bart the bay area does not need another bay bridge fiasco. >> to make the span behind me is chinese steel. we don't want to have that happen again. plain and simple we're going to make knit america if america is going to make it. >> now, under law, 60% of the train's total value must be produced into the united states. bart said it added incentives. >> and stay with us. back in a moment. ededed

at 6:00 a big victory for unions in the san jose pension bat yechl a judge forcing the city to chaempk wording on a ballot measure and an initiative aimed at putting a

lid on cell phone theft z shark got an ultrasound today. a rare occurrence she's expecting. its coming up in a half hour at 6:00. back to dan and cheryl. >> thank you. see you at 6:00 and most of us dread hearing an alarm clock, then turn it off and go back to sleep. >> that is why. a new jersey man just invented a raymos alarm clock. >> there is a rink skpuk only turn it off by getting out of bed going into another room and punching in a security code that changes every day. >> he admits there is one way to turn off the clock without getting up. you could smash it. and keep a hammer by the bed. >> i want one that comes out way bucket of water. >> that will wake you up. >> one way to do it that is going to do it for us. world news is next.